“No, I am going there with my men. Those guys need to be taught a lesson!” He ignited the car and drove off. Lily’s heart began to beat loudly in her chest. The idea wasn't going as planned. “Just let me go with you then? Since the guys said you should come alone, I think that is what you should do.” Lily advised convincing him. “You are serious right now?” He glanced at her and then she nodded. “Yes, I should go with you.” “What are you going to do there? Are you not scared that you could be taken as well?” Caleb glanced at her again. “I don't care and I have my blood.” She shook her wrist in his face. Caleb chuckled. “You think that your blood can help us!” He laughed. “Yes, do you know what blood can do? Even I don't know what my blood is capable of. I might drop it on the floor and then a big monster comes out of it and kills the men off.” Lily explained dramatically, also gesturing with her hands. “Wow!” Caleb chuckled. “Yes, do you think that it can not happen?”

In the same way, it continued. They threw all sorts of things at her, ranging from eggs to cheese. The thrash can was still on her head, protecting her face at least. At the same time, her tears. “Slut, go back to where you came from. We don't need you in our school!” The incentive words continued. Thrash filled the air, and they landed on her. It was humiliating and at the same time heart-wrenching. However, a girl walked into the class and suddenly held Lily by the wrist. She dragged her away from the scene. When they got to a quiet spot, the girl removed the thrash can on her head. Lily was shocked and was still sobbing. The girl gave her the time and space. She allowed her to cry until she was okay. When Lily couldn't cry anymore, she opened her eyes and looked at who had taken her away from the classroom. It was too humiliating, she couldn't bring herself to do that. Still, she didn't know what she had done to warrant such a treatment. However, it still hurts to be humiliate

Caleb’s blood boiled. He heard every word which made him angrier. He rushed to the scene and then grabbed Isaac by the chest. The rest of his friends scattered when Caleb jumped into the scene. “You bastard!” Caleb growled and then landed a punch on his face. Isaac dropped to the floor, the intensity of the punch took a hard toil on him. “Damn!” He groaned as the pain overwhelmed him. Caleb walked close swiftly and grabbed him by the collar of his shirt. “You bastard.” He landed another punch on his face. It was so hard, that one of his teeth fell to the floor. Caleb didn't stop even when blood was flowing from Isaac’s mouth. He grabbed both sides of his shirt. “Why did you do it? Why did you involve Lily in your stupid revenge plan?!” Caleb growled, his eyes shining with fury. However, Isaac responded with laughter. His laughter was so deep, that it pierced Caleb’s skin. He got angrier as the laugh continued. “Stop!” He snapped. “I see you are pained. Is it because she came t

A knock came on the door at the same time Harriet was getting her popcorn from the microwave. She groaned, wondering who was disturbing their peace at that time of the day. She removed the bowl from the microwave and dropped it on the island table before going to get the door. To her surprise, she saw two of the elders of the pack. Her eyes went wide. They never came out except it was important. Her father was the Gamma hence she knew the elders and understood their importance in the pack. Quickly, she bowed her head. “Where is Lily?” One of the men asked. Harriet raised her brows, surprised at the name they had called. What was special about Lily? The elders even came to find her. “She is not here.” She almost rolled her eyes. “Bring her out, we know you would protect her.” The other elder growled. They both had grey hair and wrinkles on their faces but their voice and aura was still very strong. “Why will I do such? Lily doesn't live here anymore.” Harriet answered politely.

The triplet made it to the meeting house. They were supposed to meet the elders for their punishment. None of them seemed scared nor did they regret what they had done. “Did you remember what mom told us?” Nathaniel asked. “We are going with it right?” Gabriel looked at Caleb who got off on his side. “We are not. I am not going to deny what I did. Isaac didn't attack us first, I did it. Whatever punishment is coming for us, I am going to handle it.” Caleb replied. Their mother had advised them to change the narrative, lie that Isaac had attacked them first. Caleb didn't want to do that. He detested lies. They got in and met all the elders seated. Their father was also on the seat. He shook his head in embarrassment, he had never thought he would sit and hear judgment being passed against his sons. He taught them every day for a day like this. “Welcome, triplet princes.” One of the elders greeted. They sat at the seats reserved for them, looking directly at the elders. “How are